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Snider Plaza Antiques Under New Management
Snider Plaza Antiques is under new management after more than 30 years.
Mom’s Floral Invention Makes ‘Couture’ Arrangements Easy
A Highland Park mom’s design for a pre-arranged floral insert mold is heading to the International Home and Housewares show in Chicago in March.
Buckner Gives Retirees a Taste of High-Rise Living
Bitsy Kirk sat at a table in Ventana by Buckner’s café-style dining area, looking out the window while waiting for her to-go order.
STEAM
Dallas Built Impressive High-Tech Economy
Dallas is known for its heritage of cattle barons, big oil, and “America’s Team,” but some historians give Big D credit for launching the “Information Age.”
Skilled Programmer Gets Lessons in Entrepreneurship
With Studiously, St. Mark’s student looks to revolutionize how people study
Lessons in Entrepreneurship
With Studiously, St. Mark’s student looks to revolutionize how people study
STEAM
2020: Full STEAM Ahead
January’s issue comes with a pullout section about the importance of and opportunities in STEM/STEAM education.
Underground Parking Solution Must Wait
University Park leaders: Snider Plaza to get landscaping, utility upgrades
Stores Hope Holiday Shopping can Fuel Recovery
Twister leaves customers without pizza, merchants miserable
Tornado
Tornado Leaves Chamber COO Without Home or Office
Many meetings go on thanks to members and others with available spaces
Parenting Problems? The Rabbott Company Hops to the Rescue
Couple produces ‘happy’ products to help negotiate for healthier behaviors
Italian Chef Creates Dining Experiences
After a year, private club is ready to become less hush Hush
Comings and Goings
New in Businesses This Month: cryotherapy, pies, luxury picnics, and senior living accommodations.
Say ‘Welcome’ in Any Language to Village’s Chauffeur
Giancarlo “GC” Angioni took a while to get to Texas.
Fashion-Loving Tax Man Opens Luxury Store
Hunter Bywaters began his career as a tax consultant but left to pursue his passion for entrepreneurship a dozen years later.
Pickens, Perot Remembered As Larger-Than Life Business Leaders
In a matter of just a few months, Dallas has lost two of its most colorful business legends: H. Ross Perot and T. Boone Pickens.
Texan Needed Perfect Bag for New York Living
Growing up in the small Texas coastal town of Port Lavaca – about a two-hour drive from any recognizable map point south of Dallas – Jerry Delgado craved for the days he’d live in a big city and work in the illustrious world of fashion.
Designers Present Two More Park Options For Preston Center
The Dallas City Council on Sept. 11 will consider the future of developments on Northwest Highway, including two new options for replacing the Preston Center garage.
Couldn’t Find a Maid Service, So She Started Her Own
Jeri Fritz was already an experienced businesswoman when she moved to Dallas with her family in 2007.